How extreme apparitions of the anthropogenic Middle East Aerosol Plume created, and continue to cause, drought in Darfur and the Sahel

The IPCC and literature state that aerosols can affect the large-scale Atmospheric Circulation and Hydrologic Cycle (AC/HC). The HC has changed significantly in the Sahel and Darfur, Sudan, where drought has caused at least 250,000 deaths and I theref

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2025-09-25
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https://doi.org/10.22541/essoar.175883372.20643881/v1
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Transboundary Water Resource Management
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How extreme apparitions of the anthropogenic Middle East Aerosol Plume created, and continue to cause, drought in Darfur and the Sahel

Keith Alan Potts
Transboundary Water Resource Management
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How extreme apparitions of the anthropogenic Middle East Aerosol Plume created, and continue to cause, drought in Darfur and the Sahel

Keith Alan Potts
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The IPCC and literature state that aerosols can affect the large-scale Atmospheric Circulation and Hydrologic Cycle (AC/HC). The HC has changed significantly in the Sahel and Darfur, Sudan, where drought has caused at least 250,000 deaths and I theref

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